A simple low-property DSL would be a Concrete Syntax Tree. KDL is a perfect match for making trees that just mark-up token boundaries in text.

```kdl
FuncCall {
Ident "func"
LParen "("
Args { Ident "x"; Comma ","; Space " "; Ident "y" }
RParen ")"
}
```

Hmm. You might be able to refactor to use the ? operator some more to avoid a lot of the `unwrap_or_else` calls.
Also it looks like your `unwrap_or_else` calls could just be `unwrap_or_default`, unless you're intentionally calling `vec![]`

He’s in his own class ^-^

Posy makes for a good reference (and the music (e.g. on spotify) is really good background for tasks) youtu.be/RTB5XhjbgZA

Although in woodworking you can measure once and cut zero times if you realize that your whole plan is shot and nothing’s going to fit

just like programming!

I know a tool you could use to check that!

Typst learned this lesson! We use it with heavy caching in the compiler to make incremental updates fast so documents update as you type

Oops, I wrote this from memory and forgot the 1/2 cup of vegetable oil to add to the liquids!

Quotes around “family” because family recipes almost universally come from a standard cooking book at some point and then lose that context over generations of family gatherings and word of mouth sharing

Oh my gosh. Thanks for sharing, the drama is great